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Making Parts On A Variation Of The Wire Buck Theme

 
 
Making Parts On A Variation Of The Wire Buck Theme
Making Parts On A Variation Of The Wire Buck Theme
For a simple way to torch anneal aluminum, strike an acetylene flame and coat the part with a light layer of soot. Then burn the soot off with a neutral flame. The soot serves as a marker of sorts; the heat required to burn it off brings the material to the annealing temperature. View Related Article
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